Bundesliga today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

Will Mainz 05 succeed in the next Bundesliga success after the coup against RB Leipzig? Today VfL Bochum is the opponent. Here you can find out how you can watch the game live on TV, live stream and live ticker today.

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VfL Bochum vs. Mainz 05: Bundesliga live on TV and live stream today

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VfL Bochum vs. Mainz 05: Bundesliga live on TV today

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VfL Bochum vs. Mainz 05: Bundesliga live today in the livestream

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Bundesliga – VfL Bochum vs. Mainz 05: information, lineups, location, date

date: Saturday, August 21
kicking off: 3.30 p.m.
venue: Vonovia-Ruhrstadion
TV and live stream: Sky
presumably Lineup of VfL Bochum: Riemann – Gamboa, Lampropoulos, Bella Kotchap, Danilo Soares – Losilla – Pantovic, Rexhbecaj – Asano, Holtmann – Zoller
presumably Line-up Mainz 05: Hundreds – Niakhaté, Bell, Hack – Widmer, Aaron – Tauer, Barreiro – Burkardt, Nebel – J.-S. lee

Bundesliga: The 2nd matchday at a glance

Date / time	home	Result	Away
Friday, August 20, 8:30 p.m.	RB Leipzig	4-0	VfB Stuttgart
Sat., August 21, 3:30 p.m.	Eintracht Frankfurt	-: –	FC Augsburg
Sat., August 21, 3:30 p.m.	Sc freiburg	-: –	Borussia Dortmund
Sat., August 21, 3:30 p.m.	Hertha BSC	-: –	VfL Wolfsburg
Sat., August 21, 3:30 p.m.	VfL Bochum	-: –	Mainz 05
Sat., August 21, 3:30 p.m.	Greuther Fuerth	-: –	Arminia Bielefeld
Sat., August 21, 6:30 p.m.	Bayer Leverkusen	-: –	Borussia Monchengladbach
Sun., August 22nd, 3:30 p.m.	TSG Hoffenheim	-: –	Union Berlin
Sun., August 22, 5:30 p.m.	Bayern Munich	-: –	1. FC Cologne

Bochum’s legendary Buli squad from 2009/10

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Bochum is back in the Bundesliga. We look back on VfL’s last BL squad from the 2009/10 season and discover some legends. For example Paul Freier, who turns 42 on July 26th.

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First of all for the season: After four years of successful cooperation, VfL parted ways with coach Marcel Koller after a false start to the season (4 points from 6 games). Frank Heinemann took over on an interim basis, followed by Heiko Herrlich.

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After an intermittent high, things went downhill again from matchday 25. From then on, Herrlich took one point out of eight games. From 13th place things went downhill again to 16. Dariusz Wosz was supposed to be the savior on the last two match days.

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But against FC Bayern (1: 3) and Hannover 96 (0: 3) there were two clear defeats for the VfL legend. With a win against Hannover you would have at least achieved the relegation against FC Augsburg. So it went into the 2nd division – with this squad:

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Philipp Heerwagen (then 26 years old) | Goalkeeper | 30 games: Came into the pot from Unterhaching and was the goalkeeper of VfL at that time. Kicked in Sandhausen until the summer and is currently without a club.

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Andreas Luthe (22) | TW | 3 games: Represented Heerwagen when it failed with a broken jaw. It was Luthe’s first year with the professionals, after which he was a regular goalkeeper for a long time. He only switched to FCA in 2016, and is now in the can at Union Berlin.

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Daniel Fernandes (25) | TW | 1 game: The goalkeeper, who was born in Canada, came from PAOK Thessaloniki in 2008 and ousted Heerwagen, after the coach change to Heinemann he was then awarded several times. Today at Birkirkara FC in Malta.

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Christian Fuchs (23) | LV | 31 games: The long-running favorite among VfL’s defenders, also scored 4 goals. After relegation, they went to Leicester City via Mainz and Schalke in 2015, where the sensational championship followed in 2016. Currently without a club.

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Mergim Mavraj (23) | IV | 27 games: The German-Albanian entered the second division, but moved to Fürth after six months. Then in Cologne, at HSV, Aris Thessaloniki, Ingolstadt and again in Fürth. Currently at Türkgücü Munich.

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Andreas Johansson (27) | IV | 16 games: The Swede had a difficult time and was sometimes used for the second team. In the second division he was allowed to play more often, in 2012 he went home to IFK Norrköping. Active for Halmstads BK today.

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Matias Concha (29) | RV | 21 games: The Swede of Chilean descent came to Bochum in 2007. Was often injured, in the 2nd division he suffered a broken tibia and fibula. In 2012 the eight-time national player went to Malmö FF, 2014 was over.

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Marcel Maltritz (30) | IV | 29 games: Joined VfL in 2004, played in the UEFA Cup with Bochum and was promoted to the Bundesliga in 2006. The captain went into the 2nd division and stayed for a total of ten years before ending his career in 2014.

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Marc Pfertzel (28) | RV | 18 games: The Frenchman has played for VfL since 2007, he came from Livorno. Hardly used after relegation, it went to the Greek first division club AO Kavala in winter 2011. Then still in action for Union and Sandhausen.

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Philipp Bönig (29) | LV | 10 games: Like Maltritz, a veteran who came from Duisburg in 2003 and was in the UEFA Cup. After Zdebel’s departure in January 2009, he was the longest-serving VfL professional. Went to Budapest in 2012, today trainer in Haching’s youth.

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Anthar Yahia (27) | IV | 18 games: The Frenchman with Algerian roots was signed in 2007 after a convincing friendly from Nice and stayed for 4 years. Then active in Saudi Arabia, later with FCK. He ended his career at home in 2016.

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Patrick Fabian (21) | IV | 1 game: At that time still too green behind the ears, then with insane bad luck and three cruciate ligament tears within 16 months. He came back in 2013 and stayed in Bochum until 2020. Now assistant to the management.

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Lewis Holtby (18) | ZM | 14 games: On loan from Schalke that season, he scored his first BL goal for VfL against BVB. After a year it was over again. Later promoted to national team, most recently played in Blackburn. Now without a club.

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Dennis Grote (22) | ZDM | 10 games: Joined the VfL-Jugend in 2002 and moved to Oberhausen six months after relegation. Then active for Münster, Duisburg and Chemnitz. Today Grote plays for Rot-Weiss Essen at the age of 34.

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Shinji Ono (29) | OM | 9 games: Came from Urawa Red Diamonds in 2008, started well but did not join Potte that season. So in winter we went back to our Japanese homeland. Kicks today at 41 for Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo in the 1st division.

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Christoph Dabrowski (31) | ZDM | 29 games: The native Pole played for VfL for a total of 7 years and was an undisputed regular at the time. In 2013 he stopped and became a coach in the youth team of Hannover 96. Currently coaches the second team.

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Paul Freier (29) | RM | 28 games: Since 1996 in Bochum’s youth, three years later with the professional debut. Became a national player for VfL, from 2004 to 2008 in Leverkusen. Then he went back to Bochum, where he ended his career in 2014.

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Daniel Imhof (31) | ZDM | 6 games: The Swiss immigrated to Canada with his parents at an early age. In 2005 he went to coach Koller at VfL. In January 2010 he returned to St. Gallen. The end of his career followed in 2012. Was national player of Canada.

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Mimoun Azaouagh (26) | OM | 17 games: His star once rose in Mainz, he came to VfL on loan from Schalke. After relegation, Azaouagh was transferred to the second team by coach Friedhelm Funkel. Later at FCK, in 2016 he stopped.

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Milos Maric (27) | ZM | 13 games: The Serb was signed to replace Ono from Ghent in the winter. After only one year, I went back to Belgium to Lierse SK. The seven-time national player ended his career with Waasland-Beveren in 2016.

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Zlatko Dedic (24) | MS | 27 games: The Bosnian was the second best VfL shooter with 5 goals. Came from Frosinone at the beginning of the season, VfL was already his 7th club. After the second division year, Bochum loaned him to Dynamo. Most recently at WSG Tirol, now without a club.

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Mirkan Aydin (21) | MS | 1 game: Committed to the 2nd team from Sprockhövel in 2007, he played his only game on the 5th matchday. Became a regular player in the second division before moving to Turkey in 2014. Playing for Istanbulspor today.

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Oguzhan Kefkir (17) | LF | 1 game: Moved to the Bochum youth team in 2002 and played 11 minutes in Freiburg. Went to Aachen in 2012 after 8 second division games and later played for BVB II for 3 years. Today he is a top performer at RWE.

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Roman Prokoph (23) | MS | 15 games: Didn’t score a goal for VfL in the professional field in 3 years. In 2011 he moved to Austria for Kapfenberger SV, then still on the ball in Lotte, Osnabrück, Hanover and Cologne. Now with Wuppertaler SV.

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Stanislav Sestak (26) | MS | 29 games: With 6, scored the most goals of the season. Came once as Gekas successor and was the third best scorer in the Bundesliga in 2007/08 with 22 scorer points. Kick today in Slovakia with FK Demjata.

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Joel Epalle (31) | MS | 27 games: Played 9 years in Greece before moving in 2007. The Cameroonian went to Azerbaijan with his ex-national coach after relegation. The 38-time national player retired in Malaysia in 2014.

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Diego Klimowicz (34) | MS | 15 games: Came from BVB in winter 2009, the Argentine had his most successful time in Wolfsburg. He scored 3 goals after all, but had to retire after the season due to hip problems.

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Vahid Hashemian (32) | MS | 25 games: The Iranian excelled in his first time at VfL from 2001 to 2004 when he scored 34 goals in 87 games. Returned in 2008, scoring 2 goals in the relegation season. Then did not extend and went to Tehran.

Bundesliga: The current table

place	team	Sp.	Gates	Diff	Pt.
1.	TSG Hoffenheim	1	4-0	4th	3
2.	Borussia Dortmund	1	5: 2	3	3
3.	RB Leipzig	2	4: 1	3	3
4th	1. FC Cologne	1	3: 1	2	3
5.	VfL Wolfsburg	1	1-0	1	3
5.	1. FSV Mainz 05	1	1-0	1	3
7th	VfB Stuttgart	2	5: 5	0	3
8th.	Bayern Munich	1	1: 1	0	1
8th.	Bayer Leverkusen	1	1: 1	0	1
8th.	Borussia M’gladbach	1	1: 1	0	1
8th.	1. FC Union Berlin	1	1: 1	0	1
12th	Sc freiburg	1	0-0	0	1
12th	Arminia Bielefeld	1	0-0	0	1
14th	VfL Bochum	1	0: 1	-1	0
15th	Hertha BSC	1	1: 3	-2	0
16.	Eintracht Frankfurt	1	2: 5	-3	0
17th	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	1	1: 5	-4	0
18th	FC Augsburg	1	0: 4	-4	0